Sentence examples for example of a television from inspiring English sources

I could find only one example of a television celebrity winning a seat in federal parliament as an independent, and that was Peter Andren, who was a local newsreader before winning the rural NSW seat of Calare.

The website later named the episode the sixth best example of a television dream sequence, noting that it "suggest[s] how this methodical man [Mulder] might puzzle over cold cases in his subconscious".

Certainly, nowhere in Baughman's exhaustively researched book do we encounter an example of a local television station with a deep commitment to independent news reporting.

Discovery is a rare American example of a pure television firm that derives little income from merchandising or other spin-offs.

The Checkers speech was an early example of a politician using television to appeal directly to the electorate, but has since sometimes been mocked or denigrated.

The website is also used as an example of how television is moving towards a "multiplatform" future – spikes in Embarrassing Bodies's web traffic during the show proved viewers are watching with their laptops open, tapping their own questions into the message boards, clicking through the "vulva gallery" or applying to be on the show.

In fact, Twin Peaks is unsettling, occasionally deeply disturbing and was a phenomenon - it became a classic example of "watercooler television", even though ABC scheduled it opposite Cheers.

His 1990s hit show Seinfeld was lauded as the greatest show in small-screen history, an example of network television at its peak.

The Littlest Hobo is an example of Canadian television done right.

Rose mentions the visit to Justicia in the first series episode "Boom Town" which aired 4 June 2005 in an example of the television series referencing the novels.

Although I consider Westworld's premiere to be an example of great television, the disturbing treatment of the robots with the relentless violence was hard to bear at times.